What the "Bleep" Do We Know!? with Fred Alan Wolf: DVD Cover
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What the "Bleep" Do We Know!?
a.k.a. What the Bleep!? - Down the Rabbit Hole Director: William Arntz, Betsy Chasse Cast: Fred Alan Wolf

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  • DVD Release Date: 08/01/2006
  • Rating: Not Rated

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Features

Closed Caption; Cutting-edge quantum viewing mode - includes hours of all-new randomized clips throughout the movie for a different experience every time you watch; Theatrical version of What the Bleep!? Down the Rabbit Hole (extended director's cut of What the Bleep Do We Know!?); Almost 6 hours of additional interviews; Filmmakers' q&a

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Scene Index

Disc #1, Side A -- What the Bleep!? Down the Rabbit Hole
1. Science and Religion [:02]
2. "The Rabbit Hole' [:36]
3. New Vision [3:08]
4. Through the Eyes [3:18]
5. Two Sets of Laws [3:03]
6. Unending Possibilities [:32]
7. Time Reversal Symmetry [5:23]
8. Double-Slit Experiment [3:24]
9. The Observer [2:36]
10. Multiple Choice [6:07]
11. Entanglement [1:23]
12. Imprinting Intention [3:37]
13. Random Number Generator [5:17]
14. The Message From Water [:44]
15. Singleness of Mind [2:52]
16. A Strange Day [3:51]
17. Invisible Connections [2:41]
18. Creation [3:23]
19. What Is Consciousness? [2:41]
20. Great Parent in the Sky [2:15]
21. The Frontal Lobe [1:25]
22. Emotional Peptides [3:11]
23. Biochemical Cravings [3:53]
24. A Different Person [2:54]
25. Stuck in Old Patterns [:42]
26. Aging [3:35]
27. Self-Loathing [3:26]
28. From the Inside Out [1:49]
29. God Within [:19]
30. From Me to One [5:46]
31. Flatland [3:24]
32. End Titles?/Ponder That! [3:23]
Disc #2, Side A -- What the Bleep!? Down the Rabbit Hole
1. Title (A)
2. Big Bang (D)
3. Great Questions
4. Amanda at Theater (D)
5. Science Spirit
6. Paradigm Shift
7. What Is Reality
8. Amanda Jennifer Pottery (D)
9. What Is Reality 2
10. Sight Perception
11. Amanda Tells Dream (D)
12. Quantum Intro
13. Reggie's B-Ball Court (D)
14. Quantum Vacuum
15. A Thought Universe
16. Reggie Hooks Amanda (D)
17. Time!
18. Reggie's Comic Book (A)
19. Reggie's Majik (D)
20. Double Slit
21. The Observer
22. Private Life of Particles
23. How Far Down?
24. Down Deep
25. 2 Places at Once
26. Amanda Sees Magic (D)
27. Mind Over Matter
28. Water Crystals (D)
29. Intent and the World
30. Why Aren't We Magicians
31. Jennifer Dancing (D)
32. Amanda's Dream (A)
33. Entanglement
Disc #3, Side A -- What the Bleep!? Down the Rabbit Hole
1. Part Two Title (A)
2. Creating Reality
3. What Is Consciousness?
4. Photography Assignment (D)
5. God and Religion
6. Amanda Shoots Wedding (D)
7. The Brain Intro
8. Quantum Brain
9. Free Will and Choice
10. Brain Wiring
11. Consciousness, Mind, Brain
12. The Personality and Change
13. The Hypothalamus
14. Wedding Party (D)
15. Bedroom and the Old Self
16. Molecules of Emotion
17. Addiction
18. Amanda Loses It! (D)
19. Party Fun!
20. Addicted to Love (D)
21. Rave Polka (D)
22. Amanda After Party (D)
23. Self Hate and the Body
24. Aging and the Cell
25. Amanda in the Mirror (D)
26. Amanda's Realization
27. Borrow Some Toothpaste (D)
28. Amanda's Hearts
29. Spirit and Science
30. Change and the Journey
31. Amanda Enters Theater (D)
32. Flatland
33. Amanda Collapses Herselves (D)
34. Entanglement 1
35. Neighbor As Self
36. What It Means
37. The Last Rabbit Hole
38. The Last Basket (A)
39. Who Are They?
40. End Credits (D)

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Editorial Reviews

This hard-to-describe movie, which combines talking-head documentary footage with a fictional narrative, attempts to explain quantum physics in terms most audiences can understand. The extent to which it succeeds will largely be the extent to which a viewer grasps the complex theories being addressed in those terms. Does matter exist? Does time flow in one direction? Have we determined that there really is a universe, or could it just be a construct of our feeble minds? A procession of physicists, philosophers, and medical professionals grapple with these questions, but their answers are often obtuse, elliptical, and far from conclusive. Intercut with their musings is the story of Amanda (Marlee Matlin), a photographer with many questions about her own existence. The simple act of attending a wedding reception makes her uneasy: are all these people dancing in a hall, or are they simply bouncing through space and time? They seem to be enjoying themselves, but are they? There's no point in pretending that everybody will find this movie equally engaging and provocative; the constant musing and speculation will make some viewers restive. But the filmmaking team of Mark Vicente, Betsy Chasse, and William Arntz has succeeded in crafting a movie that is wholly original, and those who possess patience and intellectual curiosity in equal measure will be mesmerized by it. Ed Hulse, Barnes & Noble

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AMAIZING INTRODUCTION TO QUAMTUM PHYSICS, OPEN MIND , KNOWLEGE THAT CAN BE APLY, ABOUTH OUR EMOTIONby lovingreader

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July 11, 2009: I WILL RECOMENDED TO EVERY ONE IN THE FAMILY, SPECIALLY TO TEENAGERS SO THEY WILL KNOW HOW OUR EMOTIONAL BODY ACT, AND THE IMPORTANT OF OUR HORMONS TO CREATE OUR REALITY. VERY GOOD INTERVIWS TO DISCUSS, IT IS ONE OF MY FAVORITS FILMS !!!!

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January 22, 2009: While the choices of how the DVD can be played are amusing, and the stories told are at least entertaining, when you pay attention to the extras on this set, the whole presentation turns out to be nothing more than a commercial for a woman who thinks a ancient warrior is speaking through her, and she?s managed to get a few pseudo-scientists to promote her cult. This isn?t science, its New Age religion at its worst.


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